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this is new york's katrina. obviously the death toll compared to that storm nowhere near approaching it but still 20 some odd people dead in new york alone. 2 million people without power. for those of you that live around here, we hope you're safe and your homes are okay and families are okay. if you're in other parts of the country or the world trying to trade today, there are going to be business decisions, trading decisions to be made. >> we don't know how badly the insurance is going to do. it's up to you. you may think it's bad for insurance. maybe it's good. we don't have a good ballpark of how much and more importantly, so much of the damage is flooding, which historically has been one of those things where you call the insurance company and they say did you read the fine print? we don't cover flooding. the federal government has at various times extended flood insurance and helped people. particularly when anyone remembers the fiasco where the federal government says, listen rich people, you can build b
this is new york's katrina. obviously the death toll compared to that storm nowhere near approaching it but still 20 some odd people dead in new york alone. 2 million people without power. for those of you that live around here, we hope you're safe and your homes are okay and families are okay. if you're in other parts of the country or the world trying to trade today, there are going to be business decisions, trading decisions to be made. >> we don't know how badly the insurance is going...
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york and new jersey. joining us on the cnbc "newsline," former new jersey governor christine todd whitman. governor, good to have you with us. good morning. >> good morning. how are you surviving? >> hacking in there. we have power which is more than a lot of people can say. ahead of this storm people expected given the experience of irene that officials were overselling it. that clearly was not the case. >> certainly was not the case. it's been an amazing storm, and the aftermath is going to take a long time to clean up which is going to be a real problem. >> what's happening right now that you find most important? >> well, frankly, it's the way -- it's the preparation. it was the pre-storm activity that took place that's most impressed me from both the government side on both sides of the river and from the utilities. i mean, people learned a lesson from irene, and they really seem to have put things together in the best way possible. having said that, the amount of damage nobody is going to be satisfie
york and new jersey. joining us on the cnbc "newsline," former new jersey governor christine todd whitman. governor, good to have you with us. good morning. >> good morning. how are you surviving? >> hacking in there. we have power which is more than a lot of people can say. ahead of this storm people expected given the experience of irene that officials were overselling it. that clearly was not the case. >> certainly was not the case. it's been an amazing storm, and...
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is there mass transportation in new york city? and the focus for the airlines when you look at who flies in and out the most of the northeast, they want to bring it up gradually. delta has 70% of the flights to the northeast followed there by us airways and united 33% for other airlines. we mentioned the facilities. i talked with the head of operations here. he said they are likely to bring back flights into the d.c. market tomorrow afternoon depending on what happens with sandy but then when you look at new york, they may extend the shutdown through wednesday morning particularly when you look at jfk and laguardia being on waterfront, you could have f facilities flooding. we'll have updated numbers on what delta plans to do within the next couple hours. >> i heard from a ceo of an airline last night that there's a bit of a scramble at lax and san francisco for parking spaces because there are so many hundreds of thousands of aircraft that have been diverted from the usual flights to east coast that they have to park them somewher
is there mass transportation in new york city? and the focus for the airlines when you look at who flies in and out the most of the northeast, they want to bring it up gradually. delta has 70% of the flights to the northeast followed there by us airways and united 33% for other airlines. we mentioned the facilities. i talked with the head of operations here. he said they are likely to bring back flights into the d.c. market tomorrow afternoon depending on what happens with sandy but then when...
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the fact is, he's got -- he sold out to the "new york times." they made a terrible mistake running this op-ed. and hopefully after this media tour, this will be the end of greg smith because he doesn't speak for the firm and doesn't speak for the industry. >> even with his credibility, arguably tarnished, gary, does he have no valuable message to bring to the street at all? >> well, listen, everybody in the business is aware of this. he's not saying anything that anybody else doesn't know. i don't know why a book company would pay him, a publisher $1.5 million to give that message. the point here, it was nothing new and at the end of the day, carl, he cannot explain why the reviews never had any of this in it. if he could answer that, maybe he'd have some credibility. >> yeah. good points and, of course, he's not done. going to appear with maria i think later on today. thanks a lot, gary. >> you got
the fact is, he's got -- he sold out to the "new york times." they made a terrible mistake running this op-ed. and hopefully after this media tour, this will be the end of greg smith because he doesn't speak for the firm and doesn't speak for the industry. >> even with his credibility, arguably tarnished, gary, does he have no valuable message to bring to the street at all? >> well, listen, everybody in the business is aware of this. he's not saying anything that anybody...
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we're live here at the new york stock exchange. the markets in the midst of another severe pull back here. dow down triple digits. 110 points or so. s&p is down 11. nasdaq is down 31 after a miserable day yesterday. mcdonlds reporting a deeper than expected contraction in third quarter earnings warning its same store sales continuing into october. conference call is starting right now. sandisk is the biggest winner. our road map for this morning goes like this. google's quarterly report revealing it's suffering from the same problem essentially as facebook and that is monetizing mobile. can they get it to work? an investor with a short position in google gives us his take. ken feinberg here to talk about compensation on wall street and pandit surprising exit from wall street. and then gerald kaminsky, managing director, your might know his son. the start up that manages social media for the biggest companies in the world, sprout social is two years old and revenue increasing 750% one of the industry's success stories. ceo will join
we're live here at the new york stock exchange. the markets in the midst of another severe pull back here. dow down triple digits. 110 points or so. s&p is down 11. nasdaq is down 31 after a miserable day yesterday. mcdonlds reporting a deeper than expected contraction in third quarter earnings warning its same store sales continuing into october. conference call is starting right now. sandisk is the biggest winner. our road map for this morning goes like this. google's quarterly report...
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snyderman from new york to discuss the civil suit. they may send a warning shot out to other lenders this could be coming their way. back to you guys. >> thanks for that, diana olick. >> doesn't that make you angry they're not passing on the lower rates to ordinary people. never mind whether you get a regulatory investigation to something that happened five or six years ago. they should be investigating now whether there's a cartel operating here. nobody else is passing it on. >> as you said, there's no requirement they pass on on the lower rates. we saw rates go lower, but they're putting the money into infrastructure and dealing with a legacy of problems, delinquent loans. what he says about that is they had to ramp up and to hire more and do more to get through delinquent loans and more refis and servicing. they're getting great rates themselves. why not pass them on to the borrowers? >> thank you, diana. >> let's get a market flash. ihorn making moves base odd what he said and not said, kayla. >> he's kicking off his speech saying
snyderman from new york to discuss the civil suit. they may send a warning shot out to other lenders this could be coming their way. back to you guys. >> thanks for that, diana olick. >> doesn't that make you angry they're not passing on the lower rates to ordinary people. never mind whether you get a regulatory investigation to something that happened five or six years ago. they should be investigating now whether there's a cartel operating here. nobody else is passing it on....
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jason tans joining us from wired in new york. when you think hollywood, you probably don't think conservative politics. turns out there's a lot of republican ins tinseltown. we're going to find out who they are and how they're supporting the cause. ahead, what this debate means for the country's economic future. in america today we're running out of a vital resource we need to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone's ready with the know how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu/knowhow. ♪ at devry.edu/knowhow. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowledge of their subjects. as a re
jason tans joining us from wired in new york. when you think hollywood, you probably don't think conservative politics. turns out there's a lot of republican ins tinseltown. we're going to find out who they are and how they're supporting the cause. ahead, what this debate means for the country's economic future. in america today we're running out of a vital resource we need to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have...
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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer live at the new york stock exchange. the dow erased a triple digit loss yesterday for the first time since december. several top or bottom line misses as a two-day fed meeting begins. we brace for a wave of pmi data from all over the world tonight. the road map goes like this. we'll start with corporate earnings mostly the blues. du dupont posted an earnings miss. how worried should we be about a global slowdown? >> apple is upping the ante in the mini wars. can the move to go small beat back challenges of the likes of google. we'll begin with earnings reports that are reviving jitters about global growth. shares of dupont taking a hit after earnings came in short. dow component announcing plans to cut 1,500 jobs over the next 18 months. 3m matching wall street estimates with third quarter earnings but lowering the outlook citing current economic realities and u.p.s. reporting earnings in line but revenues short of forecast. it's been said this morning that the last hour yesterday was the biggest fake pump in the history
i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer live at the new york stock exchange. the dow erased a triple digit loss yesterday for the first time since december. several top or bottom line misses as a two-day fed meeting begins. we brace for a wave of pmi data from all over the world tonight. the road map goes like this. we'll start with corporate earnings mostly the blues. du dupont posted an earnings miss. how worried should we be about a global slowdown? >> apple is upping the ante in the mini...
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>> in new york city we are on both sides. we own city habitat, the largest rental brokerage market in the city. we're on the corcoran side, as you know. but it is becoming better and cheaper to own than to rent. there are a number of sources of data on that point. axio metrics which is a firm that follows the rental industry, in 98 out of 100 markets tested, it was cheaper to own than to rent. multi-family industry has literally priced itself out of the market and we are the beneficiary of that. >> finally, mr. smith, a number of hedge funds, large money management funds bought the convertible debentures. we focus on the 180-day lockup. do you expect there will be a lot of selling when that 180 days expires? >> i have no idea what they'll do long term. listen, i'm not focused on that. i'm focused on running the company, doing what's best for shareholders and that's why we're here today. >> you're having a good day so far. thanks for joining us. >>> i want to get back to our big news of the morning. sprint shares still up shar
>> in new york city we are on both sides. we own city habitat, the largest rental brokerage market in the city. we're on the corcoran side, as you know. but it is becoming better and cheaper to own than to rent. there are a number of sources of data on that point. axio metrics which is a firm that follows the rental industry, in 98 out of 100 markets tested, it was cheaper to own than to rent. multi-family industry has literally priced itself out of the market and we are the beneficiary...
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the head of the partnership for new york city. i spoke to her recently and she told me that the business community in new york has a message for washington. >> business leaders are discouraged and feel washington is very insular, that they're looking at their own interests, rather than the country's interests. and they're pretty frustrated. i think that we had a great meeting with omb head jeff zion a few weeks ago and that really made a difference because he was presenting a very practical approach. >> so who else has been coming to kathryn's meetings? a list of the washington heads. including treasury secretary tim geithner, house democratic leader nancy pelosi, senator rob portman, eric cantor, erc skin bowles and alan simpson all familiar names but the key sticking point is whether a business group would support a deal that includes raising taxes or revenues in washingtonspeak. i asked her that question. >> what we're concerned about in particular is that the tax package be done properly so that we deal with a combination of,
the head of the partnership for new york city. i spoke to her recently and she told me that the business community in new york has a message for washington. >> business leaders are discouraged and feel washington is very insular, that they're looking at their own interests, rather than the country's interests. and they're pretty frustrated. i think that we had a great meeting with omb head jeff zion a few weeks ago and that really made a difference because he was presenting a very...
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according to the rules from the new york stock exchange. so sell 19.9%. sprint is able to raise cash. similar to, you know, a public offering in the sense that new shares then would actually embark on a tender offer to try to take them up. what is the price? well, again, i have to tell you we don't know certainty on price. somewhere around 630, 640, 650 has been the speculation. one question, of course, is will shareholders tender at that level? we shall see. that is the mechanism by which softbank would eventually get to that control position. and importantly, it would not need a shareholder vote either way to get there. now, separately, we also have clearwire shares of which are up yet again. you may recall yesterday i reported that sprint is in negotiations to purchase clearwire. that deal will not necessarily occur or be announced at the same time a potential softbank transaction will be announced, which could be as soon as next week if, in fact, it occurs. however, sprint has made a decision internally, according to my sources, it does need to move a
according to the rules from the new york stock exchange. so sell 19.9%. sprint is able to raise cash. similar to, you know, a public offering in the sense that new shares then would actually embark on a tender offer to try to take them up. what is the price? well, again, i have to tell you we don't know certainty on price. somewhere around 630, 640, 650 has been the speculation. one question, of course, is will shareholders tender at that level? we shall see. that is the mechanism by which...
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welcome to post 9 at the new york stock exchange. a check on the markets today. dow markets have been down four out of five sessions. a little repairing of the damage today with the dow up 31. nasdaq up almost four points at 1412. critical levels there. nasdaq up eight to 2989. gains from zynga, angie's list and symantec. all three stocks better than expected results. angie's list getting an upgrade to outperform at barrington research. best buy hitting a new one-year low if you can believe that. after announcing a management shakeup, issuing guidance saying third quarter results will be significantly below the level from a year ago. the road map today, microsoft unveiling windows 8. reviews not all positive. will it give the company the boost it needs? we'll fipd out what balmer has to say about that. and about the new surface tablet. >>> dunkin brewing up gains today after the third quarter. the ceo will join us for a first on cnbc interview. talk about earnings, sales and new stores. >>> what the fed is doing that shows they're concerned about the fiscal cliff
welcome to post 9 at the new york stock exchange. a check on the markets today. dow markets have been down four out of five sessions. a little repairing of the damage today with the dow up 31. nasdaq up almost four points at 1412. critical levels there. nasdaq up eight to 2989. gains from zynga, angie's list and symantec. all three stocks better than expected results. angie's list getting an upgrade to outperform at barrington research. best buy hitting a new one-year low if you can believe...
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welcome back to post nine of the new york stock exchange. check the markets on a day where the dow is in the red. we started the day out relatively flat, up a little bit. we loftst some ground. s&p 500 down 6.5. white wave foods, the dean foods spinoff, making its trading debut at the nyse. shares opening at 19. pulling back a bit, trading around 17. dean foods also down sharply. the ceo was on the show earlier, addressing the company's balance sheet. >> a category that's not going away. it's a big staple food product. and dean foods historically has and will make money in the milk business. it's a solid business. now it's going to have a really solid balance sheet to support the strategic endeavors going forward. >> meantime expedia, priceline, some of the biggest gainers after expedia reported better than expected results. and benchmark citing to buy at a solid execution. >>> a tale two of apples. the company missing earnings but selling enough white ipad minis to sell out in about 20 minutes. we'll find out which story should matter most
welcome back to post nine of the new york stock exchange. check the markets on a day where the dow is in the red. we started the day out relatively flat, up a little bit. we loftst some ground. s&p 500 down 6.5. white wave foods, the dean foods spinoff, making its trading debut at the nyse. shares opening at 19. pulling back a bit, trading around 17. dean foods also down sharply. the ceo was on the show earlier, addressing the company's balance sheet. >> a category that's not going...
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since it ipo'd at the new york stock exchange. i'm wondering what you think went wrong when it came to this issue. >> first of all, we're not here to talk about groupon -- the guy you should talk to is andrew, the ceo. but i think in general, when you look at the recent ipo of facebook, zynga, groupon, there's no question that these companies have been very volatile and investors have bounced around quite a bit over the past few months. and why that is, i'm not an expert in the field and couldn't really tell you. i do think that our job is to try and help build great businesses that over the long term will do well. we have a couple of other companies, one being inner workings which we took public in 2006, i think, and one is echo, which we took public in 2009. if you look at both of those, in the case of interworkings, it's up over $14. i'm at a loss to tell you why it was up and down and up. i don't have enough knowledge to know why investors can so violently come into something and come out of it and come back in. we just kind o
since it ipo'd at the new york stock exchange. i'm wondering what you think went wrong when it came to this issue. >> first of all, we're not here to talk about groupon -- the guy you should talk to is andrew, the ceo. but i think in general, when you look at the recent ipo of facebook, zynga, groupon, there's no question that these companies have been very volatile and investors have bounced around quite a bit over the past few months. and why that is, i'm not an expert in the field and...
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play is the marcellus shale in pennsylvania, west virginia and new york. and that's probably the largest shale play of them all. if you think about it in terms of size, you can fit most of the other shale plays geographically inside of the marcellus. that's how big it is. so, you know, there's lots of ways you can get exposure, obviously through public companies have spent tens of billions kwcquiring acreage. >> price is coming down. we've talked about chesapeake. they're not producing as much as they were because of that significant incline, although we've had a nice rally in natural gas. >> if you think of a half cycle of economics meaning dollars forward. they've already sunk money in the land and seismic overhead. going forward, most of these plays still take something north of $3.50 prices to be economic. and so, you know, where gas prices are today, while there's a lot of natural gas being produced, you know, our big concern is is there's not enough of an economic incentive to continue to have companies drill just for natural gas. you've seen the gas
play is the marcellus shale in pennsylvania, west virginia and new york. and that's probably the largest shale play of them all. if you think about it in terms of size, you can fit most of the other shale plays geographically inside of the marcellus. that's how big it is. so, you know, there's lots of ways you can get exposure, obviously through public companies have spent tens of billions kwcquiring acreage. >> price is coming down. we've talked about chesapeake. they're not producing as...
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of the new york islanders. you have to keep in mind the new york islanders play in one of the worst and oldest arenas in the entire world of professional sports and of course this is big news, but it seats only about 14,500 for hockey so they have nba and nhl in brooklyn. they haven't had professional sports there since '57, when of course the dodgers left. back to you. >> already on twitter, brian, david, people are wondering, do i have to move to brooklyn now? >> i know, it's a boon for brooklyn. brings the nets and islanders together. they were together many years ago in the days of dennis potman, ben bossey, dr. j. >> there's jokes about sustainable pucks in brooklyn because everything is sustainable and artisanal. >> msg it is a challenge to the hegemony of the rangers and the knicks, given it is a part of the burrough. >> extra points for the hegemony. >> squeezed it in, in the last second. >>> we knew it was a fashion brand so we launched "gq" and "vogue" and the company shot off like a rocketship. >> ho
of the new york islanders. you have to keep in mind the new york islanders play in one of the worst and oldest arenas in the entire world of professional sports and of course this is big news, but it seats only about 14,500 for hockey so they have nba and nhl in brooklyn. they haven't had professional sports there since '57, when of course the dodgers left. back to you. >> already on twitter, brian, david, people are wondering, do i have to move to brooklyn now? >> i know, it's a...
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we are live here at at the new york stock exchange. we want to check the markets with the dow almost exactly flat. of course comes after four straight days to the upside. we are just a few points away from that december 2007 high. and we've closed near the highs of the session for the third straight day. we'll see where the afternoon brings us. s&p down a point and a half roughly, nasdaq down 13. a grand jury is indicting five executives at a south korean company on accusations they schemed to steal corporate secrets from dupont. those charged include a company vice president as well as four other executives or managers. juniper, one of the biggest gainers after reports the company's hired jpmorgan to handle bids from potential buyers. want to get to the road map today. the president playing hardball with republicans, apparently, when it comes to the fiscal cliff. reports saying he will veto anything that does not involve a tax hike for the rich. so will washington be able to compromise? >>> then, google taking a page out of apple's bo
we are live here at at the new york stock exchange. we want to check the markets with the dow almost exactly flat. of course comes after four straight days to the upside. we are just a few points away from that december 2007 high. and we've closed near the highs of the session for the third straight day. we'll see where the afternoon brings us. s&p down a point and a half roughly, nasdaq down 13. a grand jury is indicting five executives at a south korean company on accusations they schemed...
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jim stewart from the "new york times" will join us live. rick santelli is working on the next hour of "squawk on the street". >> we'll have to talk a bit about employment but not in a way that anybody would suspect. us and them, one of my favorite pink floyd songs. in this context us and them is canada versus u.s. canada had some employment data and actually i'm optimistic about the employment scene down the road but not so much from our data. more from our north of the border friends and trading partners and we'll talk about that at the top of the hour. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to the citi private pass page and decided to be...not boring. that's how i met marilyn... giada... really good. yes! [ jack ] ...and alicia. ♪ this girl is on fire [ male announcer ] use any citi card to get the benefits of private pass. more concerts, more events, more experiences. [ jack ] hey, who's boring now? [ male announcer ] get more access with the citi card. [ crowd cheering, mouse clicks ] >>> get a market flash and
jim stewart from the "new york times" will join us live. rick santelli is working on the next hour of "squawk on the street". >> we'll have to talk a bit about employment but not in a way that anybody would suspect. us and them, one of my favorite pink floyd songs. in this context us and them is canada versus u.s. canada had some employment data and actually i'm optimistic about the employment scene down the road but not so much from our data. more from our north of...
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season of mad men and the value investment congress going on in new york city. we'll take a look at the track record and the impact on the stocks. >> what is the next big lions gate move? >> the second hunger games is starting. >> catching fire. >> catching fire started shooting in september. >> you have to catch up. >> yes. i will wait until my son and old enough and maybe we'll read them together. >> there you go. >> thanks, guys. we'll seal you tonight. here is what you missed earlier on this morning. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here is what's happening so far. >> do you think social media is a bubble? >> it is not a bubble. you can't have a billion users in something called a bubble. >> you need to monetize it. >> the big issue is to monetize it. >> we're looking for substantial improvement in labor market conditions. that's the criteria for how long we're going to continue with very accommodated policies and that's a step in the right direction. >> there are battlegrounds everywhere. there are people who take the same data and they b
season of mad men and the value investment congress going on in new york city. we'll take a look at the track record and the impact on the stocks. >> what is the next big lions gate move? >> the second hunger games is starting. >> catching fire. >> catching fire started shooting in september. >> you have to catch up. >> yes. i will wait until my son and old enough and maybe we'll read them together. >> there you go. >> thanks, guys. we'll seal you...
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live here at the new york stock exchange, let's check the markets this morning. the dow adding to losses after yesterday's 110-point drubing, that was the worst point loss since august 23. but we are adding to it. and now down 51, s&p down two, and nasdaq holding on relatively to the flat line, after, of course, its worst day since july. yesterday it was tech in trouble. walmart and costco hitting new highs. walmart seeing a spike after announcing it will challenge amazon. and costco up on better than expected earnings along with higher sales and, of course, those membership fees. chevron, one of the biggest losers on the dow falling sharply after earnings, slumping oil prices would cause earnings to be substantially lower in the future. let's get the road map today. microsoft ceo steve ballmer taking a 4% pay cut, but with microsoft so far behind the innovation curve, does he deserve even worse? our segments will decide. rumors and leaks about a possible ipad mini reaching a fever pitch as anticipation for the highly anticipated tablet are expected to go out tod
live here at the new york stock exchange, let's check the markets this morning. the dow adding to losses after yesterday's 110-point drubing, that was the worst point loss since august 23. but we are adding to it. and now down 51, s&p down two, and nasdaq holding on relatively to the flat line, after, of course, its worst day since july. yesterday it was tech in trouble. walmart and costco hitting new highs. walmart seeing a spike after announcing it will challenge amazon. and costco up on...
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we're live here at new york stock exchange and a check on the markets when the dow tumbled 86 points really just in the past few moments. owens corning with a warning that led some to selling housing related names and tech is the story. apple three-straight days before the 50-day moving average and the nasdaq 100 followed suit and now down 10% from the high of 705, apple is officially in correction territory. energy stocks the biggest gainers and phillips, newfield and console higher and exxon in the green trading around a four year high and research in motion falling sharply following comments from analysts at jeffries saying they're up against the end of the q1 launch window and they think the handsets are unlikely to launch before march. >>> apple in correction territory. is it finally time for investors to be worried or is this the ultimate buying opportunity? the roller coaster ride continues for netflix after a 30% rally in the last two weeks, taking a stumble in the red. is this stock too volatile? >>> german chancellor met in grease by terns of thousands of protesters. we'll
we're live here at new york stock exchange and a check on the markets when the dow tumbled 86 points really just in the past few moments. owens corning with a warning that led some to selling housing related names and tech is the story. apple three-straight days before the 50-day moving average and the nasdaq 100 followed suit and now down 10% from the high of 705, apple is officially in correction territory. energy stocks the biggest gainers and phillips, newfield and console higher and exxon...
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we're live here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. markets reacting to a bunch of data including adp and mortgage apps, but not a whole lot of directional movement. dow up only 7. s&p up 1 1/2. nasdaq up about 6. netflix the best performing stock on the s&p right now after citi reiterates its buy on the company following a consumer survey that indicates improving customer satisfaction and rising competitive position. metro pcs and leap wireless two of the wig losers following news pcs will merge with leap. let's get a look at the road match. the president and mitt romney facing off tonight in denver for the first presidential debate. we'll have a review of what will be covered and which candidate is likely to come out on top. plus lifelock making its trading debut. the stock trading down as much as 3%. ceo will join us live in a few moments. and silicon valley may be experiencing huge success, but the rest of california is struggling. find out why tech and social media might not be the economic engines the golden state needs. and the
we're live here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. markets reacting to a bunch of data including adp and mortgage apps, but not a whole lot of directional movement. dow up only 7. s&p up 1 1/2. nasdaq up about 6. netflix the best performing stock on the s&p right now after citi reiterates its buy on the company following a consumer survey that indicates improving customer satisfaction and rising competitive position. metro pcs and leap wireless two of the wig losers following...
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. >> good tuesday morning live at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. a quick check on the markets on this busy news day. the dow, of course, up triple digits. up 110 today. we have not had two 90 plus point days in a row since the end of july. so we've bounced well off the 50-day moving average. of course, the big news of the morning, that, as we mentioned citi trading higher after sources tell our jim cramer that vikram pandit was forced out of citi and michael corbat will take his place. john havens also resigning. no one has interviewed vikram pandit more than our own maria bartiromo. take a listen about what he had to say the last time maria interview had had im. >> as a bank with citi and our 260,000 people with one of the strongest balance sheets ever and we come at it with a very clear strategy, the strategy is focused around the basics of banking, it's focused around emerging markets, growth in globallization, connecting the world and as importantly we'll be the digital bank going forward. we look at all those things as a very strong path for l
. >> good tuesday morning live at post 9 at the new york stock exchange. a quick check on the markets on this busy news day. the dow, of course, up triple digits. up 110 today. we have not had two 90 plus point days in a row since the end of july. so we've bounced well off the 50-day moving average. of course, the big news of the morning, that, as we mentioned citi trading higher after sources tell our jim cramer that vikram pandit was forced out of citi and michael corbat will take his...